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- 2. SIMPLE PROJECTIVE TECHNIQUES (SENTENCE COMPLETION/ UNFINISHED SENTENCE) 1. One type of a projective technique is the unfinished sentence or completion test. 2. An unfinished sentence is presented to a student for him or her to complete with any thought that comes to his/her mind.
- 3. SIMPLE PROJECTIVE TECHNIQUES (SENTENCE COMPLETION/ UNFINISHED SENTENCE) 3. The responses are believed to provide indications of attitudes, beliefs, motivations, or other mental states. 4. Therefore, Sentence completion technique, with such advantage promotes the respondents to disclose their concealed feelings.
- 4. SIMPLE PROJECTIVE TECHNIQUES (SENTENCE COMPLETION/ UNFINISHED SENTENCE) 5. Advantages of the sentence completion are short administration time, ease of administration, variety of instruments, and ease of construction. Disadvantages are ease of fabrication and deception.
- 5. SIMPLE PROJECTIVE TECHNIQUES (SENTENCE COMPLETION/ UNFINISHED SENTENCE) Illustrative examples of unfinished sentences are the following: My happiest moment is __________ The thing I like most about my parents is ___________________ I get hurt when _______________ I get sad when ________________